Manual WinISO

 Sommer Informatik GmbH WinIso®
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WinIso®
Manual
26.09.2017
 Sommer Informatik GmbH, Sepp-Heindl-Str.5, 83026 Rosenheim, Tel. +49 (0)8031–24 881
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1 TOOLBAR ........................................................................................................................................... 4
2 CAD-MODUS....................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 SELECTION.................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 USEFUL FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 SETTINGS ..................................................................................................................................... 8
2.4 CLEAN CAD .................................................................................................................................. 9
2.5 POLYGONS .................................................................................................................................. 10
2.5.1 Detect polygons .................................................................................................................... 10
2.5.2 Validate polygons ................................................................................................................. 11
2.5.3 Clean polygons ..................................................................................................................... 11
2.6 GAPS .......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.6.1 Validate gaps ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.6.2 Clean gaps ............................................................................................................................ 13
2.7 TOOLS ........................................................................................................................................ 13
2.7.1 Edit selection......................................................................................................................... 14
2.7.2 Draw polyline ........................................................................................................................ 14
2.7.3 Dimensioning (CAD-, Project-mode) .................................................................................... 15
2.7.4 Move ..................................................................................................................................... 15
2.7.5 Trim ....................................................................................................................................... 16
2.7.6 Manual polygon search ......................................................................................................... 16
2.8 CREATE REGIONS ........................................................................................................................ 19
3 PROJECT MODE .............................................................................................................................. 19
3.1 REGIONS..................................................................................................................................... 19
3.1.1 Check regions ....................................................................................................................... 19
3.1.2 Correct meshing errors ......................................................................................................... 20
3.1.3 Remove intersections ........................................................................................................... 21
3.1.4 Insert bounding rectangle ..................................................................................................... 21
3.1.5 Detect not defined regions .................................................................................................... 21
3.1.6 Remove small regions .......................................................................................................... 21
3.2 MATERIAL ................................................................................................................................... 22
3.2.1 Fill layer ................................................................................................................................. 22
3.2.2 Fill cavities ............................................................................................................................ 23
3.2.3 Set inner and outer air .......................................................................................................... 23
3.2.4 Set material (F3) ................................................................................................................... 23
3.2.5 Fill the rest with air ................................................................................................................ 23
3.2.6 Replace materials ................................................................................................................. 23
3.2.7 Set boundary on edge .......................................................................................................... 24
3.2.8 Define foil/surface ................................................................................................................. 24
3.2.9 Replace cavity by solid with Ug requirement......................................................................... 25
3.2.10 Fill with SVC (slightly ventilated cavities) ......................................................................... 26
3.2.11 Fill randomly ..................................................................................................................... 26
3.3 MATERIAL DATABASE ................................................................................................................... 27
3.4 TOOLS ........................................................................................................................................ 28
3.5 EN ISO 10077-2 ........................................................................................................................ 29
3.5.1 Detect ≤ 2mm cavities .......................................................................................................... 29
3.5.2 Detect SVC (small ventilate cavities) .................................................................................... 29
3.5.3 Detect Rsi=0.20 edges ......................................................................................................... 29
3.6 GENERATE A FEM MESH.............................................................................................................. 30
4 REPORTING MODE .......................................................................................................................... 32
4.1 CALCULATE ................................................................................................................................. 32
4.2 NOTIFICATION REGION ................................................................................................................. 32
4.3 GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS .................................................................................................................. 33
4.3.1 Selection mode ..................................................................................................................... 33
4.3.2 Presentation .......................................................................................................................... 33
4.3.3 Settings ................................................................................................................................. 35
4.4 10077 ........................................................................................................................................ 36
4.4.1 Uf- value ................................................................................................................................ 36
4.4.2 Psi-Value............................................................................................................................... 37
4.4.3 Uw calculation ....................................................................................................................... 37
4.5 6946 .......................................................................................................................................... 38
4.5.1 U-value (linear) ..................................................................................................................... 38
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4.6 TOOLS ............................................................................................................................................... 38

4.6.1 Min./Max. surface temperature ............................................................................................. 38
4.6.2 fRsi(min) ................................................................................................................................ 39
4.6.2 Delete all values.................................................................................................................... 39
4.7 INFO ........................................................................................................................................... 39
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1 Toolbar
New: create a new file
open: a .dxf, .dwg, .wfe (WinIso-new) file can be opened
To save: the file is saved to the last accessed location
Save as: the dialog for saving the file to a specific directory is opened
Undone: the most recent action will be undone
Restore: the last Undo action is executed
Cut to selection: all non-selected items are deleted
Delete: marked elements of the drawing are deleted
Rotate 90° to the right: the CAD drawing is rotated 90° to the right
Flip horizontally: the CAD drawing is flipped horizontally
Flip vertically: the CAD drawing is flipped vertically
minimize: the view of the drawing is scaled down
scale up: the view of the drawing is scaled up
full screen: the entire drawing is displayed
Show / hide grid: the grid is switched on or off
Active material: List of project materials -> Displays the active material
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Assign material: the active material is assigned to the selected lines or

surfaces
Remove unused materials: Materials not used in the project are

removed from the list
Draw a rectangle: a rectangle can be drawn
Draw a polyline: a polyline can be drawn
Add dimension: horizontal and vertical dimensions can be inserted into

the drawing
Edit selection (F4): the selected polygon can be changed in size and
shape after execution of the function
Combine regions: Combines marked regions into a region. The material

of the first selected area is used.
point snap: Dots, which are created e.g. by edges , will be caught
Catching lines: Lines are trapped
grid Snap: Points of the grid are caught
Show small lines: Show small lines
Show small polygons: which are defined as small in the settings

polygons are highlighted in green
Change Show / Hide: the changes in the drawing resulting from the
execution of a function are displayed
Check polygons: the polygons are checked for problems
gaps checking: the gaps between the polygons are checked for
problems
Check regions: the regions can be checked for problems after they have
been created
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Calculate: Executes the calculation with the set calculation parameters
U-value (linear): determines the linear U-value at the selected location
fRsi (min): determines fRsi value for the position of the maximum surface
temperature
Uf-value: determines the U value for the frame
Psi-value: determines the Psi value
Isotherms: shows the isotherms on / off
FEM-net: hides the FEM network on / off
Manual labeling: creates a manual label for the selected node
Help (Shortcut F1): the manual will open
Exit: the program will close
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2 CAD-Modus
2.1 Selection
Pick (Single selection)

 Click (Left mouse button) on element selects this
 If you select further elements, the original selection is retained (MultiSelect)
Enclosed
 Left mouse button, draw rectangle from left to right
 Selection of all elements that lie completely within the rectangle
Crossing
 Left mouse button, draw rectangle from right to left
 Selection of all elements that cross the rectangle or lie within
Deselection
 Single deselection: Shift-button
 Deselect all: ESC-button or double-click
2.2 Useful functions
 Cut to selection
 All non-selected items are deleted
 Zoom by mouse wheel

 Zoom takes place at the current mouse position
 Move drawing by mouse

 Mouse wheel + drag
 Orthogonal-Mode
 Shift + Draw Line
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2.3 Settings
The settings for the functions of the CAD mode:

Menu Options  settings  tab „Settings CAD“
Convert to lines
Convert arcs, circles, NURBS, and 3D solids into lines
Connect open lines

Line points are put together, if
 open-> The start and end points do not coincide

 and distance points ≤ Max. Distance
Polygons
Specifications for the functions in „Clean polygons “
Gaps
A gap will be cleaned if
 Distance of the polygons ≤ specification
 or the area enclosed between two polygons ≤ specification
Regions
Create areas -> Settings for the enclosing rectangle
Delete small region -> region ≤ specification
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2.4 Clean CAD
Open the CAD file (* .dwg, * .dxf)
„Clean CAD” calls automatically all sub-functions. The sub-functions can also be called
up individually.
The sub functions in detail:

 Remove hatches/inscriptions: Hatches and inscriptions are removed from the
drawing
 Explode blocks: Blocks within the CAD drawing are resolved
 Convert to lines: Circles and arcs are converted into lines according to the
settings
 Eliminate Z-axis: All elements are set to z-coordinate = 0
 Join lines: Lines with a common point and a similar direction are combined into
one line
 Delete empty layers: Clear empty layers
 Set to origin: The lower left corner of the drawing is set to the coordinate origin
 Connect open lines: Two loose Lines, which are not separated further than in
the settings shown, are moved to a point
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2.5 Polygons
„Polygons“ automatically calls all sub functions. The sub functions can also be called up
individually.
2.5.1 Detect polygons
Closed series of lines in the drawing are

recognized as polygons.
The Info-Box on the right is visible as soon as
the polygons have been detected.
The polygons are numbered and listed in the
information window. By clicking on a number,
we focus and highlight it in the view. The
number behind the polygon number indicates
the ratio of the line length per line number of the
polygon.
Polygon view: a selected polygon is deselected again
Previous entry: the focus changes to the previous polygon
Next entry: the focus changes to the polygon which is the next in the list
Delete: the selected polygon is deleted
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2.5.2 Validate polygons
The polygons are checked for problems. Existing problems are displayed to the right of
the Info-Dialog.
2.5.3 Clean polygons
All selected functions called at Clean Polygons are executed. If a polygon is selected,
the function is only applied to this function. If no polygon is selected, the function is
applied to all polygons that apply to the settings of the function.
 Remove small polygons: In the settings as small-defined polygons are deleted
 Close polygon: An open polygon is closed with a line
 Connect lines: Lines with a common point and a similar direction are joined
together
 Simplify small lines: lines which are defined as small in the settings will be
simplified
 e.g. Conversion of circular segments into corners
 Remove inner polygon sections: the inner area of complex polygons is deleted
and the polygon is so simplified
 Remove acute angles: polygons which are defined in the settings as sharp angles
will be deleted
 Small polygons  Rectangle: Rectangles which are defined as small in the

settings will be converted
 Align lines orthogonally: Lines which are not orthogonally aligned are aligned
orthogonally with this function
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2.6 Gaps
„Gaps“ automatically calls the sub-functions „validate gaps“ and „clean gaps“. The sub
functions can also be called up individually.
2.6.1 Validate gaps
The gaps between the polygons are tested. Existing problems are displayed to the right
of the Info Dialog. By clicking on a line, the corresponding polygons are focused.
Expand all: alle Probleme unter den Punkten Überschneidungen oder

Lücken können aus- oder eingeblendet werden
Polygon view: it is changed to the polygonal view
Previous entry: the focus changes to the gap which is named in the list
before
Next entry: the focus changes to the gap which is named in the list
afterward
Delete: the selected polygons are deleted
xxx adjusting: the first polygon is adjusted
xxx adjusting: the second polygon is adjusted
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2.6.2 Clean gaps
Polygon points whose distance from other polygons does not exceed the saved setting
are moved to the other polygon. Interpositions that are less than or equal to the stored
settings are "removed" by applying polygonal lines. If several polygons are selected
when the function is executed, the function is only applied to these.
2.7 Tools
 Edit selection (F4): editing of the selected polygon
 Rotate 90° (F5): the drawing is rotated by 90° clockwise
 Flip horizontally (F6): the drawing is flipped horizontally
 Flip vertically (F7): the drawing is flipped vertically
 Combine polygons: two or more polygons are combined
 Delete (Entf): the selected polygons are deleted
 Draw rectangle: a rectangle can be drawn
 Draw polyline: a polygon with free form can be drawn
 Dimensioning: vertical and horizontal dimensions
 Move: move a selected item
 Trim: cut an element at a cutting edge
 Manual polygon search: Define polygons manually
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2.7.1 Edit selection
 Select Polygon
 Call up the function
 Polygon switches to edit mode
 Polygons can be changed by moving the blue rectangle.
 The ESC is used to discard the change that ENTER uses.
 You can delete selected lines by pressing the DEL key.
2.7.2 Draw polyline
 The function for drawing a line is displayed by clicking on called.

 If the polygon is not closed yet, it is highlighted in red.
 If the polygon is closed by the line, it turn green
 Enter takes the changes and the polygon turn black again.
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2.7.3 Dimensioning (CAD-, Project-mode)
Creation of a dimension
 Call tool "Dimension“
 Click the first dimension point in the drawing
 Click the second dimension point
 Move dimension chain
 Fix position by third click
Move or delete dimension

 Mark the measure chain
 „Edit selection“
 Move dimension chain
 Select position by clicking
 Or delete by pressing Delete
2.7.4 Move
 Calling "Tools->Move“
 Select the elements to be moved and confirm with ENTER
 Not applicable on selection before call
 Select the base point
 Click on the destination point
 or enter values for displacement and confirm with ENTER
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2.7.5 Trim
 Call „tools -> „Trim“

 Select cutting edge
 Not applicable on selection before call
 Click on the part you want to delete -> the selected part will be removed
2.7.6 Manual polygon search
To prepare drawings for polygon detection, the "Polygon search manually" function is
used. This is especially important for drawings that are not subdivided into individual
layers for material assignment.
In automatic polygon recognition, manually determined polygons, including the assigned
materials, are adopted.
In the determination of the polygons it is recommended to first define the larger
polygons.
2.7.6.1 Selection of lines
 Click on a line
 Automatic selection of all lines belonging to the same polygon
 Closed polygons are shown in green
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 not closed lines are shown in red

 the open ends are marked with a blue square
2.7.6.2 Install intersections
 Missing intersections prevent closed polygons
 The mouse pointer changes on a possible intersection point
 A mouse pointer changes on a possible intersection point

 The polygon selection is then updated
2.7.6.3 Change direction
 The mouse pointer changes when there is a possible change in the direction of the
polygon search
 Double-click the direction change
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2.7.6.4 Material assignment
 When selecting a material

 a layer is created for the material, if it does not already exist
 the selected lines are moved to the material layer
 a polygon is created if it is a closed polygon
 Material assignment in the material database

 Double-click on the material entry
 Material is assigned to the selected lines
 Material is set as active material
 Material assignment by the project materials

 Set active material and call „Assign material (F3)“
2.7.6.5 Draw lines
 Missing lines can be supplemented by the function "Draw Line"
 Draw missing lines and close polygon
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2.8 Create regions
In order to fill the polygons with materials, they must first be converted into regions.
After successful creation of the areas, the project mode is changed.
3 Project mode
3.1 Regions
“Regions" automatically calls up all sub-functions. The sub-functions can also be called
up individually.
3.1.1 Check regions
The surfaces are checked for possible overlapping and cross-linking errors.
Existing problems are displayed to the right for the Info-dialog.
By clicking on a line, the affected regions are focused.
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Region view: it is changed to the region view
Expand all: if overlapping or network errors are existing, these are listed
extensively
Previous entry: the focus changes to the gap in the list
Next entry: the focus changes to the fugue in the list
Delete: the selected polygons are deleted
keep xxx region: the second region is cut off
Keep xxx region: the first region is cut off
3.1.2 Correct meshing errors
Cross-linking errors that occur can be remedied by changing the settings for network
generation as follows:
1. Menu „option“ -> „settings“
2. Reduce the value "Split edges min [mm]“
3. Prove regions again

4. Repeat the process until no network error occurs
Alternatively, the CAD drawing could be further simplified
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3.1.3 Remove intersections
The detected overlaps are automatically resolved

Decisive for which area is "cut off" is the order of the layers.
The layers are superimposed in their order.
 Example: Region on layer 2 is covered by a surface on layer 4.
Which means, that layer 2 is cut off and Layer 4 is unchanged.
3.1.4 Insert bounding rectangle
The enclosing rectangle (WINISOFRAME) is inserted according to the settings "Create

regions"
3.1.5 Detect not defined regions
All areas not yet recognized are detected
3.1.6 Remove small regions
The regions defined as small in the settings are deleted
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3.2 Material
„Material“ automatically calls up all sub-functions „fill layers“, „fill cavities“, „set outside
an inside air“ and „rest with air“. The sub-functions can also be called manually.
3.2.1 Fill layer
Layers whose names match the name of a material from the material database are filled
with this material.
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In the second step, filling with material is done using the assignment table under menu
options Layers Assign Material
3.2.2 Fill cavities
Automatically recognized cavities are filled with the material Air EN ISO 10077-2
(cavities in profiles).
3.2.3 Set inner and outer air
The outdoor and indoor air is automatically set. Each time the function is called, the
position is reversed.
3.2.4 Set material (F3)
The selected area is filled with the current material.
The current material can be defined as follows:

 Drag’n’Drop from the material database to a surface
 Double-click on a surface which is already filled with material
 Context menu (right mouse)
3.2.5 Fill the rest with air
Any region which does not yet have any material is filled with air EN ISO 10077-2
(cavities in profiles)
3.2.6 Replace materials
The material in the respective surfaces is replaced by another selected material.
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3.2.7 Set boundary on edge
By means of this function, different boundary conditions are defined manually:

 Select the boundary condition in the material database
 Call function
 Click the start point (ESC = interrupt)
 Click endpoint
3.2.8 Define foil/surface
With this function, different surfaces (emission levels) or very thin material layers (foils)
are defined manually:
 Select foil or surface in the material database
 Call up function
 Click the start point (ESC = break off)
 Click Endpoint
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3.2.9 Replace cavity by solid with Ug requirement
By means of this function, the SZR can be replaced in a glass structure by solid material
so that the glass structure subsequently has the predetermined Ug value.
 Select SZR
 Call function
 Enter the Ug value and confirm
 The space between the panes(SZR) is replaced with a material of corresponding

conductivity:
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3.2.10 Fill with SVC (slightly ventilated cavities)
A region can bet set manually depending on the FEM settings either with boundary
conditions (radiosity) or LBH air (equivalent thermal conductivity).
 Select regions
 It may be necessary to call the function "Split region” (tools)
 Call function
3.2.11 Fill randomly
All surfaces that have not yet been filled with a material are filled with randomly
determined materials from the database.
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3.3 Material database
User defined materials and boundary conditions will be shown in italic.
Expand all: all nodes are opened or closed
New: Define new material or new boundary condition
Edit: only user-defined materials / boundary conditions can be edited
copy: the selected material / the selected boundary condition is copied.

The result is a custom material or a custom boundary condition
delete: only user-defined materials / boundary conditions can be deleted
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3.4 Tools
 Edit selection (F4): the selected area can be changed in the size. Changes are
accepted with ENTER and discarded with ESC
 copy (Control + C): the selected area is copied
 Cut (Control + X): the selected area is cut out; the resulting „hole“ is filled with the
surrounding material
 Paste (Control + V): the copied or cut out space will be integrated
 Rotate 90° (F5): the drawing is rotated by 90° clockwise
 Flip horizontally (F6): the drawing is flipped horizontally
 Flip vertically (F7): the drawing is flipped vertically
 Combine regions: two or more regions are combined
 Delete (Entf): the selected regions are deleted; the resulting "hole" is filled with the
surrounding material
 Draw rectangle: a rectangle region can be drawn
 Draw the line: a polygon with a free shape can be drawn and is then automatically
created as a region
 Dimension manually: vertical and horizontal dimensions can be added to the

drawing
 Split regions: a surface is divided into two surfaces

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3.5 EN ISO 10077-2
After the filling and processing of the surfaces has been completed, the drawing can be
completed with the following functions according to EN ISO 10077-2.
Clicking on the EN ISO 10077-2 calls up all sub functions.
3.5.1 Detect ≤ 2mm cavities

Cavities ≤ 2mm are detected and automatically filled with the material Air
EN ISO 10077-2 (cavities in profiles ≤ 2mm)
Rule for separation
 Opening ≤ 2 mm
 A ≥ 2 mm²
 or A ≥ 1 mm² and b:a ≥ 3
3.5.2 Detect SVC (small ventilate cavities)
Slightly ventilated cavities are detected and automatically filled with the material Air EN
ISO 10077-2 (SVC, Auto) (Equiv. thermal conductivity) or with boundary conditions for
CVS (radiosity).
3.5.3 Detect Rsi=0.20 edges
The corners with increased heat transfer resistance are determined.
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3.6 Generate a FEM mesh
The setting for net generation and calculation can be found in the menu under
Options  settings  calculation parameters:
Projekt – Global
 The project settings are used for the current project
 The global-settings are included in the project settings each time a CAD file is
opened
FEM-mesh (approximate values)

 Edge division min [mm]: Reference value for the min. division of the region edges
 Edge division max [mm]: Reference value for the max. division of the region
edges
 Minimum angle[°]: Reference for the min. angle in the FEM triangle
FEM-mesh refinement
 Max. number of passes
Each pass consists of at least two races. After each pass, the network is refined
for the 1st pass, the FEM network is generated with the settings under „FEM
network (guideline values).
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 Factor mesh refinement

Factor by which the mesh is refined after each pass. A factor of 0.5 means a
halving of the division of the edges. The setting "Minimum angle" remains
unaffected by the network refinement. Only the settings "Edges division min /
max" are affected.
 Acceptable heat flow change[%]
Only decisive if the maximum number of runs is greater than 1.
If the heat flow of the last of the penultimate pass does not exceed the specified
value, the calculation is terminated.
If the deviation is larger, a new pass with a refined network or a corresponding
reference will be issued if the max. Number of passes has been reached.
FEM-Berechnung
 Max. number of calculation runs
Maximum number of cycles within one run.
 Temperature change <= x [1/10³K]
Cancellation criterion for the temperature change within a computer run.
 rel. heat flow change <= x [%]
Stop criterion for the temperature change within a calculation run.
 Cancellation at the heat flow change <= x [W/m]
If the heat flow of the last calculation run does not exceed the specified value,
continuity is terminated.
If the difference is larger, a new calculation run with the same network or a
corresponding note is made if the max. Number of calculation runs will be
reached.
EN ISO 10077-2
 Method equiv. conductivity
o Isotropic: Conductivity of the cavities is calculated isotropically (with hook)
or anisotropically (without hook)
o Temperature based: The calculation of the cavities is temperature-
dependent
 Method Radiosity: Use of the radiosity method for the calculation of the cavities
EN 673
 Temperatur based: Calculation of the intervening spaces to EN 673 depends on
temperature (with hook) or –independent (without hook)
 Delta T: Specification of the temperature difference for the calculation according
to EN 673
EN ISO 6946
 Temperatur based: The calculation of the cavities according to EN ISO 6946 is
temperature-dependent (with hook) or -independently (without hook)
 Delta T: Specification of the temperature difference for the calculation according
to EN ISO 6946
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4 Reporting mode
The setting for mesh generation and calculation can be found in the menu under
Options  settings  calculation parameters.
With changing the settings it may be necessary to generate a new FEM network.
4.1 Calculate
For further evaluations, the calculation must be carried out by clicking on .
4.2 Notification region
By clicking on the button at the bottom the information region is displayed or

hidden.
The FEM calculation results are shown here for the selected element or directly after
the calculation.
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4.3 Graphical analysis
4.3.1 Selection mode
The selection mode is chosen by the menu selection mode.

The following selection takes place in the individual modes:
 Node -> FEM-nodes
 Polygons -> regions
 Edges -> Sides oft he FEM triangles
 Elements -> FEM-triangles
4.3.2 Presentation
The display for each different tab could be choosen here
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The isotherms are shown by the button in the toolbar.
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4.3.3 Settings
The presentation could be called with menu options  settings  reporting, in this
menu you could also adjust the reporting :
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4.4 10077
4.4.1 Uf- value
The Uf-value of the frame profil will be callculated automatically. The glass structure is
replaced by a calibration panel. After the calculation, a scalable frame and the result is
given to the drawing.
The sides of the frame can be moved manually. This changes the calculated Uf-value.
By clicking the Uf calculation is removed from the display.
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4.4.2 Psi-Value
The Psi value of a frame profile is calculated automatically. The glass structure is
replaced by the calibration panel for the first run.
For the second run, the original glas pane is restored.
4.4.3 Uw calculation
In the mask for calculation of the Uw-value all values above the dashed line must be
entered. The glass edge length and the Uw-value are calculated.
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4.5 6946
4.5.1 U-value (linear)
The linear U-value is determined at the selected location.

Requirement -> select mode = „nodes“
For U-value calculation, e.g. a point is marked in a homogeneous disk structure and
then the function is called.
4.6 Tools
4.6.1 Min./Max. surface temperature
The function gives the minimum and maximum surface temperature in the project.
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4.6.2 fRsi(min)
The fRsi-value according to DIN 4108-2 is given instead of the minimum surface
temperature.
4.6.2 Delete all values
The displayed characteristic values are removed from the drawing.
4.7 Info
 FEM-results
 FEM-information of project
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 Heat flow/ L2D result
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New: create a new file

open: a .dxf, .dwg, .wfe (WinIso-new) file can be opened

To save: the file is saved to the last accessed location

Undone: the most recent action will be undone

Restore: the last Undo action is executed

Cut to selection: all non-selected items are deleted

Delete: marked elements of the drawing are deleted

Flip horizontally: the CAD drawing is flipped horizontally

Flip vertically: the CAD drawing is flipped vertically

minimize: the view of the drawing is scaled down

scale up: the view of the drawing is scaled up

full screen: the entire drawing is displayed

Show / hide grid: the grid is switched on or off

Assign material: the active material is assigned to the selected lines or

Remove unused materials: Materials not used in the project are

Draw a rectangle: a rectangle can be drawn

Draw a polyline: a polyline can be drawn

Add dimension: horizontal and vertical dimensions can be inserted into

Combine regions: Combines marked regions into a region. The material

Catching lines: Lines are trapped

grid Snap: Points of the grid are caught

Show small lines: Show small lines

Show small polygons: which are defined as small in the settings

Check polygons: the polygons are checked for problems

Calculate: Executes the calculation with the set calculation parameters

U-value (linear): determines the linear U-value at the selected location

Uf-value: determines the U value for the frame

Psi-value: determines the Psi value

Isotherms: shows the isotherms on / off

FEM-net: hides the FEM network on / off

Manual labeling: creates a manual label for the selected node

Help (Shortcut F1): the manual will open

Exit: the program will close

Pick (Single selection)

2.2 Useful functions

 Zoom by mouse wheel

 Move drawing by mouse

The settings for the functions of the CAD mode:

Connect open lines

 open-> The start and end points do not coincide

2.4 Clean CAD

Open the CAD file (* .dwg, * .dxf)

The sub functions in detail:

2.5.1 Detect polygons

Closed series of lines in the drawing are

Polygon view: a selected polygon is deselected again

Previous entry: the focus changes to the previous polygon

Delete: the selected polygon is deleted

2.5.2 Validate polygons

2.5.3 Clean polygons

 Remove small polygons: In the settings as small-defined polygons are deleted

 Close polygon: An open polygon is closed with a line

 Small polygons  Rectangle: Rectangles which are defined as small in the

2.6.1 Validate gaps

Expand all: alle Probleme unter den Punkten Überschneidungen oder

Polygon view: it is changed to the polygonal view

Delete: the selected polygons are deleted

xxx adjusting: the first polygon is adjusted

xxx adjusting: the second polygon is adjusted

2.6.2 Clean gaps

 Edit selection (F4): editing of the selected polygon